> to let the FORMAT / SYS step happen. I do not know whether
> that one happens automatically, though.
Only if it gets permission first.
> In either case, FreeDOS cannot re-read the partition
> table on the fly, so you MUST reboot between FDISK and
> FORMAT. Doing SYS right after FORMAT without a
On Sun, 30 Jul 2006, Michael Devore wrote:
> Fixed, although I'm not sure a 286 would get there. Does UPX decompressor
> run under non-386? If not, the decompression code will stop it first.
Yes. I've run UPX'd binaries on 8086 (Tandy 1000HX) before
-uso.
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At 07:48 AM 7/29/2006 +0400, Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
>0. In emm386.c you forget remove one space (in "/ *").
And? It's a comment. Is there another one of those #ifdef 0 type
things? Because I'm not ready to debate the style of embedded comments again.
>1. Bug: wrong handling for clc/stc i
Hi Aitor,
> (3) Once I create the partition with FDISK under WMWARE, I get the
> "usual" message: Partition signature != 55AA
> and PC locks. I have to FORMAT and SYS manually to avoid this.
It took a while to find that string, but basically it means
that you did something like FDISK /MBR - beca
Hi all,
Uploaded to ibiblio there is the new FD-DISPLAY 0.13,
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/dos/display/
SOURCE: DISP013S.ZIP
BINARY: DISP013X.ZIP
which has the following new features:
(1) Heavy source re-structure. Separation of hardware-specific
routines from DISPLA
Hi,
I just want to share my experiences on the installing of the latest
CD-ROM (full, with sources) available.
In general, my opinion is good!! There's a lot of good stuff that is
being downloaded for a robust DOS system.
There are a couple of faults that I have found, I think that some
could be
..
> Nah. My wife comes in to see what's going on when there is fast and
> furious e-mailing, too. And every time I tell her its about FreeDOS, one
> of us who isn't me rolls her eyes and moves back out of the room faster
> than she came in.
>
> Next EMM386 2.21 release, codename "Friend of Qe
At 11:19 AM 7/30/2006 -0500, Jim Hall wrote:
>Michael Devore wrote:
> > [...]
> > Heh, "she". Has anyone seen a female within a mile/kilometer/furlong of
> > FreeDOS development? Too bad about the lack of them, though. We could
> use
> > a few.
>My wife is sitting a few feet away from me as I w
Michael Devore wrote:
> [...]
> Heh, "she". Has anyone seen a female within a mile/kilometer/furlong of
> FreeDOS development? Too bad about the lack of them, though. We could use
> a few.
My wife is sitting a few feet away from me as I write this. Does that
count? :-)
--
I'm sorry my pr
...
> 1. users shouldn't use 8-bit characters in letters. This is not fix, this is
>bad workaround.
> 2. SF should turn on 8-bit compatibility (I suggest, this is question of
>only one line in config files).
> 3. Readers should use bugless servers and clients.
>
> I think, (2) and (3) are r
Hi!
30-Июл-2006 12:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andre Tertling) wrote to
[email protected]:
AT> mails). I turned out that it is a problem with the mail server that
AT> received the mails from the mailing list for me. I had to switch to a
[...]
AT> message-mime-parts. Sendmail on its be
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Arkady V.Belousov and others wrote:
[lots of stuff about havoc'ed emails]
I faced the same problem a short while ago (you may remember my test
mails). I turned out that it is a problem with the mail server that
received the mails from the mailing list for me. I had to switch to a
different mai
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> First of all, creating a FAT on a directory is buggy, -hda fat:/... . When
> you have some files bigger than a certain size, it fails with an assertion
> failure. Had to deduce this, it doesn't say that there are to big a files.
As far as I
> And then there are numerous problems with the keys.
> For example if you start the turbo c debugger (tc) it has a nice feature where
> almost every key is repeated twice. So if you press delete, it will delete
> two chars
> instead of 1.
qemu's keyboard emulation is bad. Usually this isn't not
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>Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 10:38 PM
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>Imre Leber wrote:
>> Am i the only one o
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